Khaberni - Judicial documents showed that Prince Harry sent explicit flirtatious messages via "Facebook" to a "Daily Mail" correspondent.
The "Telegraph" newspaper mentioned that the Duke of Sussex discussed "watching movies together" and sent virtual kisses to Charlotte Griffith, a reporter for the "Mail on Sunday".
The newspaper pointed out that the incident occurred between December 2011 and January 2012, long before Prince Harry's relation with Meghan Markle.
The alleged newly published messages were submitted to the Supreme Court during a privacy violation lawsuit brought by Prince Harry against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publisher of the "Daily Mail".
The content of the messages between Prince Harry and the journalist
It seems that the messages show that Harry was the first to message Charlotte, writing: "I'm Harry, in case you got the name and the picture mixed up!!!"
In her reply, the reporter dubbed him "Mr. Naughty" and asked him how his "naughty weekend" ended.
Harry allegedly replied that it was “the best weekend I've spent,” acknowledged the new nickname, writing, “Mr. Naughty? How did I get this nickname... surely I wasn’t worse than anyone else!”
As the alleged conversation continued, Harry gave Charlotte his number and signed several messages with emojis like "mwah" and images of kisses.
In messages allegedly dated January 22, 2012, Harry told the journalist, whom he nicknamed "H bomb," that he missed her during a recent gathering.
At that time, Harry allegedly said, "I wish you were here dear," and that he was "very frustrated" by her absence from the party, before adding, "I hope you are well Griff... I miss our hugs during movie watching!"
Prince Harry and the journalist... Conflicting statements
However, Harry told the court that he never used the nickname "Mr. Naughty," and insisted that he had only met Charlotte once, and that he "cut off contact" with her as soon as he learned that she was a journalist... according to the "Telegraph".
But Charlotte strongly denied that, indicating that reports say she testified in court that they were at a house party in June (June) 2012.
The "Telegraph" mentioned that phone records show a call between Harry and Charlotte at 2:50 AM on the night mentioned, in addition to three text messages in the morning.
It is said that the judge will continue working on issuing the ruling in the privacy violation lawsuit, but it is not yet clear when the decision will be issued.
It is mentioned that Prince Harry is suing Associated Newspapers Limited along with Elton John and several other prominent figures.
